On February 17, a week of full-time study began at the Faculty of Psychology, History and Sociology

On February 17, a week of full-time study began at the Faculty of Psychology, History and Sociology

This time, first-year master's students of the following specialties arrived in Ivano-Frankivsk for practical training: 231 Social Work, 053 Psychology, 014.03 History and Civic Education, 032 History and Archaeology.

It is worth noting that recently the Ivano-Frankivsk office received rescued collections collected by the faculty's applicants since 2003. Accordingly, the main task of the interns is to make registers of rescued artifacts, their systematization, registers. With particular excitement, the heads of the practice, Halyna Mykhailenko and Oleksandr Cheremisin, together with the interns, opened the first box:

The head of the practice of the specialty 231 Social Work Volodymyr Hurich outlined the plans for the week: this is the Workshop "Artificial Intelligence for the Scientific Work of Applicants", and an excursion to the Department of Social Policy of the Executive Committee of the Ivano-Frankivsk City Council, and a visit to the Charitable Foundation "Caritas Ivano-Frankivsk": familiarization with the methods and forms of the foundation's work. And also very intensive work on studying and compiling documentation of a professional social worker and super-intensive work on the basis of the social and psychological service of the KhSU.

This week will also be very eventful for the interns-psychologists, who are supervised by the head of the social and psychological service, Daria Domanchuk. This includes familiarization with the regulatory documents that guide the socio-psychological service of the KhSU in its activities, working with scientific literature and preparing materials for training sessions on topics, and participating in the training session "Psycho-emotional support during war: teaching healing techniques."

  

On February 19, a meeting with the university leadership, led by the rector Oleksandr Spivakovsky, is planned.

The faculty is grateful to the university leadership for the opportunity to conduct in-person practical training, because a live exchange of experience is the most important motivator in further work. And also to the partners from Vasyl Stefanyk PNU for the opportunity to work in real life on the basis of their classrooms.